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Given g(x)=tan(x−π4), which of the following graphs has been reflected across the x-axis and translated 4 down?g(x)=−tan(x−π4)−4g(x)=tan(−x+π4)−4g(x)=tan(−x+π4)+4g(x)=−tan(x−π4)+4

Given g(x)=tan(x−π4), which of the following graphs has been reflected across the-example-1
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Answer:
g(x)=-\tan (x-(\pi)/(4))-4Step-by-step explanation:

The given function is:


g(x)=\tan (x-(\pi)/(4))

The function g(x) is first reflected across the x-axis

That is, the function g(x) will be negated to become:


g(x)=-\tan (x-(\pi)/(4))

The second step is to translate the resulting function down by 4 units

The resulting function after translation by 4 units downwards is:


g(x)=-\tan (x-(\pi)/(4))-4

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